Kentucky football’s Liam Coen reportedly will be named Buccaneers offensive coordinator ...Middle East

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are targeting Kentucky’s Liam Coen as their new offensive coordinator, NFL Network reported Friday. Coen reportedly will leave the Wildcats to coach in the NFL for the second time in three years. If Coen leaves, it will be the fifth straight season Kentucky has a new offensive coordinator — 2020: Eddie Gran; 2021: Coen; 2022: Rich Scangarello; and 2023: Coen.It also would be the sixth different OC for Stoops entering his 12th season — 2013-14: Neal Brown; 2015: Shannon Dawson; 2016-20: Gran; 2021: Coen; 2022: Scangarello; and 2023: Coen. Coen joined Mark Stoops’ staff in 2021 as the quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator after three years with the Los Angele

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